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GETTING AROUND CAMPUS
Citations
The VVC Campus Police Department receives its
authority to enforce traffic and parking regulations from
the California Penal Code, the California Vehicle Code,
and provisions established by the California State
Legislature. Ignoring a citation will result in immediate
legal action in the form of substantial additional penalties
and a hold placed on your vehicle registration with the
DMV, and a transcript hold at VVC.Motorcycles. A
motorcycle parked at VVC must display a student
parking permit which must be affixed to the motorcycle
and clearly visible. A staff permit is required on all
motorcycles parked in staff stalls.
Disabled Persons Parking. Vehicles parked in the bluelined
disabled persons parking stalls are required to
properly display a state-issued disabled person’s license
placard and a VVC student parking permit.
Habitual Parking Offenders. Any vehicle that has been
issued five (5) or more parking citations that are unpaid
is subject to tow-away, per CVC 22651.
Traffic Rules. All California vehicle laws are enforced.
Violators are issued citations to the Victorville Traffic
Court.
Performing Arts Center
Located off Jacaranda Road and Bear Valley Road at the
center of the campus, the PAC (Building 54) is a 493-
seat proscenium theatre that supports professional
dance, ballet, symphony, musical and dramatic stage
productions, choral concerts and a wide variety of
community events. Seminars, travel lecture series, public
forums are also supported. For event information 24
hours a day, call: (760) 245-2787 (A.R.T.S.) For rental
information call (760) 245-4271, ext. 2440.
The PAC houses the Communication Studies (CMST)
and Theater Arts (TA) classes. The design lab, lighting
lab, costume lab, rehearsal room, make-up lab, and
scene shop are located on the first floor of the PAC. The
CMST classrooms and the communications lab are
located on the second floor of the PAC.
Victor Valley College-VVC Presents
A delightful season of live entertainment featuring
professional, student and community talent. There’s
something for the entire family on the calendar including
Theatre, Music, Dance, Special Events, Travelogue and
so much more. For ticket information call (760) 245-4271,
extension 849.
245-4271, extension 2440, regarding availability and
rental fees.
Restrooms
Restrooms for men and women are located in most main
buildings on campus.
Student Activities Center/Community
Conference Center
Located on the east side of the lake, this building
(Building 44) is a central gathering place for students,
faculty, staff and the VVC community.
Included in the center are the Associated Student Body
(ASB) offices, Computer Room, RamPage student
newspaper office, PTK (Honor Society), Conference
Center, Faculty/Staff Dining (Desert Rock Café), S & B
Foods (Chinese, pizza, and American dishes), Rams
Café (gourmet coffee, teas, pastries, and the famous
Seattle Freeze), Foundation Office, and the Rams
Bookstore.
The elevator complex connecting lower and upper
campus empties onto the Student Activities Center patio.
Student Services Building 1
Building 52 is a “one-stop” student center for admissions,
registration, Bursar (fees) and financial aid. A Student
Services computer lab is available to students who need
to apply for admission, select courses, or apply for
financial aid. Lab hours are Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. –
5:00 p.m. (closed one hour for lunch).
Student Services Building 2
Located adjacent to the Performing Arts Center, Building
50 houses Disabled Students Programs and Services
(DSPS), Extended Opportunities Programs and Services
(EOPS / CARE) and CalWorks offices.
Telephones and Vending Machines
Public telephones have been placed at several locations
around the campus for the convenience of students.
Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD) have
been placed on the telephone located in the Student
Activities Center.
Vending machines dispensing a variety of food and
supply products are located throughout the campus.
AN OASIS OF LEARNING
Past performances include: Shirley Jones, John Raitt,
The Joffrey II Ballet, Montovani Orchestra, Western
Opera Theatre, Glenn Miller Orchestra, California
Shakespeare Festival, Guthrie Theatre, Bella Lewitsky,
and others.
Organizations or individuals wishing to use this facility
should call the Performing Arts Center Coordinator (760)
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